Belfast Central School - Belorea Yearbook (Belfast, NY)

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ALAN CHAMBERLAIN PHILLIP ATHERTON 1 11 either take a mechanics course in college or Just plain work,” reports Phil. Very active in FFA, he has been vice-pres- ident, reporter, and secretary of this or- ganization. He has en- joyed sports, and his popular hobbies are hunting and fishing. In our Junior play Phil” was cast as Mr. Phelps. Phillip tells us his pet gripes are English and girls. We have usually heard him re- peat his favorite say- ing when he was think- ing about an English exam (and he took sev- eral of these the first half of this year) — What s the usei REBECCA BURGESS Becky with a very logical pet peeve— school books --has Oh, beans as her us- ual saying. This girl, our cap- able Freshman class treasurer, lists the BROADCAST for two years, and the BELOREA and Camera Club this year, as occupying much of her time. Choir has also played a large part in Becky s school life; she part- icipated In All-County Choir and All-State Sectional Chorus, jun- ior and Senior plays revealed her ability as a character actress. Square dancing, popular music, and skating are some of her hobbies. Then there s Al , our most scientifi- cally-minded Senior, who was brave enough to take Solid Geometry this year. And what do you suppose he wants to do? That s right— go to college and major in science. Alan has enjoyed sports In his Junior and Senior years, particularly playing basketball and soccer; in the latter, he played a very quick goalie. Al was a member of the Student Council one year. His hobby Is collecting sea shells. This tall fellow (next to Walt ) has a pet peeve--that is, people who think they know too muchj

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FRANCIS DAHILL Frannie or Buck , a very talented fellow —especially In rnuslc- was a Band member all four years and also played his trumpet In the All-County Band for two years. His pet peeves are cowboy singers (apparently our authority does not consider this music). Choir rated high in his school routine and took him to Arcade to sing tenor in All-State Sectional Chorus. Active in sports, Francis played basket- ball all four years, soccer two years and baseball a trio of years. He proved his ability in acting: as Jim and Aunt Delia , character roles. Fran- cis may enter college. SUSAN DE ROCK Sue , secretary and active member of the Camera Club, is al30 the photography editor for the BELOREA. Sue has participated en- thusiastically for four years as a B.C.S. Cheerleader. Always present at anything concerning the Choir, Sue has enjoyed being a member for one year. An apt student in dri- ver education, she says driving a car is one of her hobbies. She is also an accom- plished dancer and likes swimming and skating. You betch- le and Mercy are Sue's favorite say- ings. In the future our Oramel Miss intends to take a business course. DOUGLAS HERRICK Doug , the shyest of the Senior boys, goes all-out for sports. His Junior and Senior years made him a star basketball player. Baseball and soccer have helped to occupy his time during the past three years. (Miss McCarthy inter- rupted some of his dreams about sports during his pet peeve-- Engllsh class.) This year Doug,whose top hobby is hunting, was elected president of our Student Council. He was also an active Band and Choir member. As Huck in our Jun- ior Play and Jed in the Senior Play, he proved his acting skill.